The accumulation of uremic toxins in patients receiving dialysis is related to chronic inflammatory state, vascular calcification, secondary immunosuppression, and the incidence and severity of cardiovascular adverse events. The clearance of hemodialysis on middle and large uremic toxin molecules is poor. Although hemodiafiltration (HDF) can enhance the clearance of middle and large molecules, the equipment is expensive and cannot be widely used. A new generation of medium cut-off dialyzer was used for expanded hemodialysis (HDx), a dialytic modality in which diffusion and convection are combined to remove molecules with molecular weight up to 45,000 daltons. The clearance range of HDx exceeds that of HDF and did not increase albumin loss, and the incidence of infectious episodes compared to HDF.